strength with which President Kennedy dispatched his enemie… - Robert A. Caro

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strength with which President Kennedy dispatched his enemies” — a tribute couched in rather remarkable words: Johnson described Kennedy “when he looks you straight in the eye and puts that knife into you without flinching.

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